Comments from Authors/Publishers
263 Comments from Authors/Publishers
Hi Edward,
Thanks for sending me the review and catchy quote. I’m delighted with the results and would be very happy for you to quote the entire contents of the review to Amazon and Goodreads websites.
I had a copy of the silver award decal made and had it stuck to all the remaining books in stock with Troubador the publisher.
It’s made a huge difference to be able to demonstrate that the novel has won an award. Would-be readers certainly seem more interested in reading it now. So, thanks once again. Please keep up the good work.
I’m now working on a sequel and will definitely be entering it in the Wishing Shelf Awards when it’s been refined and polished to death!
Kind regards,
Dai.
’How have the awards helped me?
Some simple but important facts: I entered these awards because they are fundamentally British and so is my book. The Wishing Shelf Award has such a trustworthy reputation and I’d have no hesitation in encouraging fellow authors to enter. Edward was always on-hand via the Facebook group to answer any queries and I think this speaks for itself. The website was handled quickly and efficiently when changes needed to be made. All in all, a wonderful, positive experience. ( I also have to mention that I’ve since signed contracts with Accent Press - and I know they were impressed that Silver Rain was listed as a finalist).’
’I believe the best thing about The Wishing Shelf Awards is the feedback. Most awards don’t bother. Awards that offer feedback are exceptional. It’s hard for any writer to get reviews. Getting a review is like finding a gold coin on the pavement, it’s unexpected and valuable.’
’The rise of self-publishing means prospective readers have an ever growing library of books to choose from. Books with awards help the reader sort the wheat from the chaff. The Wishing Shelf award is growing year by year, and being based on real readers reactions to books, is a very valuable indictor of a books quality measured across a number of dimensions like cover, editing, story arch, character development and readability. I have entered the award on several occasions and plan to do so next year and beyond.’
’I found this an amazing experience which really raised the profile of my book. Being a finalist was the icing on the cake and brought my book to the attention of a wider range of readers. I will definitely enter my next book for the Award. Highly recommended.’
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